January 29, 2014
by Mrs Murray
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Pupils from Mrs Dodds’ class and Mrs Kent’s class have been looking at other aspects of the Games including Clyde, the official Mascot. They all enjoyed watching a short film, narrated by Billy Connolly, which tells the story of how … Continue reading
January 29, 2014
by Mrs Murray
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Pupils in Primary 4/5/6 and Primary 5/6/7 B have started learning all about the Commonwealth Games. Having studied the official games logo, they then designed their own, using a variety of Scottish themed elements. We hope you like the results.
November 5, 2013
by Mrs Murray
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Mrs Dodd’s and Mrs Kent’s classes have now gone on to explore Scottish castles as tourist attractions. They have designed posters and leaflets to advertise Castle Campbell near Dollar. They have also used ipads to film their own adverts for the … Continue reading
October 25, 2013
by Mrs Murray
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In Primary 5/6/7 and Primary 5/6/7 C, we have been learning about the Victorians for ourI.D.L.(Topic). In small groups, we made a Victoria sponge and also some gruel. We all enjoyed making and tasting the sponge cake but most of us … Continue reading
October 24, 2013
by Mrs Murray
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Pupils from P 4/5/6 and P 5/6/7B have been thoroughly enjoying their current Topic of Knights and Castles. Having recently taken part in a workshop at the Heritage Centre in Motherwell, they have been applying their knowledge to their art lessons. … Continue reading
September 20, 2013
by Mrs Murray
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On Wednesday, Primary 5/6/7 and Primary 5/6/7 C made Victorian peg dolls. First, Miss Hill came round the class with pegs and we drew on a face with a black pen. Next we had to cut and stick feathers or fabric onto the pegs to make … Continue reading
September 17, 2013
by Mrs Murray
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Primary 4/5/6 took part in a morning workshop on Knights and Castles at the Motherwell Heritage Centre. They learned about everyone who would have lived in a castle, from the King to the peasant. Later they also had the opportunity … Continue reading
